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General EV Voters 10.13.2020 Orange County, Texas ELECTION CODE ELECTION TITLE ELECTION DATE 1120 2020 NOVEMBER 3RD GENERAL 11/03/2020 Checked In Voters In Alphabetical Order REPORT PARAMETERS TITLE VALUE Voter Status All Reporting Period 10/13/2020 Sub Election 00 DONNA - 10/14/2020 09:25 DATA PAGES: 99 ID LASTNAME FIRSTNAME MIDDLENAME SUFFIX ADDRESS CHECK-IN PRECINCT PARTY 2003323897 ABELL DONNA LYNN 1040 SOUTH HWY 87 APT 1210 , ORANGE 10/13/2020 10.03 77630 2110168843 ABELL JOHN KENNETH 1040 SOUTH HWY 87 APT 1210 , ORANGE 10/13/2020 10.03 77630 1037412690 ABERNATHY CINDY CAROL 1235 SWEETWATER ROAD , VIDOR 77662 10/13/2020 18.20 1037084376 ABRAHAM D'AUNDRA TRICHEE 611 DECATUR AVENUE APT 116 , ORANGE 10/13/2020 4.52 77630 1037211452 ABRAMS DOUGLAS RAY 1610 BLUEBONNET STREET , VIDOR 77662 10/13/2020 29.41 1037164171 ABREGO JANET LYNN 14061 FM 105 , ORANGE 77630 10/13/2020 23.30 1037052239 ABSHIRE JOYCE HENRY JR 335 RACHAL AVENUE , BRIDGE CITY 77611 10/13/2020 25.35 1037052241 ABSHIRE YVONNE FUDGE 335 RACHAL AVENUE , BRIDGE CITY 77611 10/13/2020 25.35 1037184313 ACCARDO NICHOLE ANN 1195 CRESTVIEW DRIVE , VIDOR 77662 10/13/2020 19.21 2142400067 ACKLEY PAIGE RENEE 1568 CHEYENNE STREET , VIDOR 77662 10/13/2020 29.41 1037039155 ADAMS CALVIN JEROME 4402 HILLBROOK DRIVE , ORANGE 77630 10/13/2020 15.16 1037015583 ADAMS CYNTHIA ANN 31 ENCHANTED OAKS STREET , ORANGE 10/13/2020 14.13 77630 1037284631 ADAMS DEBRA GAIL 4076 FM 408 , ORANGE 77630 10/13/2020 23.29 1037451565 ADAMS HOWARD JR 31 ENCHANTED OAKS STREET , ORANGE 10/13/2020 14.13 77630 1037140456 ADAMS MARGARET ANN 4402 HILLBROOK DRIVE , ORANGE 77632 10/13/2020 15.16 1037197189 ADAMS RANDY GENE 1355 WOOD STREET , VIDOR 77662 10/13/2020 17.19 1037219178 ADAMS SALLY MARIE 1355 WOOD STREET , VIDOR 77662 10/13/2020 17.19 1037049587 ADRIO GERALDINE W 430 SOUTH NAQUIN ROAD , ORANGE 77630 10/13/2020 30.45 1037049573 ADRIO RAYMOND JOSEPH 430 SOUTH NAQUIN ROAD , ORANGE 77630 10/13/2020 30.45 2120404158 AINSWORTH DUSTIN THOMAS 1595 KENWOOD DRIVE , VIDOR 77662 10/13/2020 29.41 1037077359 ALBAIR PEGGY ARCENEAUX 2704 EAST ROUNDBUNCH ROAD , ORANGE 10/13/2020 24.31 77630 1037077344 ALBAIR RICHARD BERNARD SR 2704 EAST ROUNDBUNCH ROAD , ORANGE 10/13/2020 24.31 77630 1023312523 ALEXANDER KATHRYN L 855 SUNCREST DRIVE , ORANGE 77630 10/13/2020 28.39 1148994047 ALFRED ANDY DERALL 3317 MONTROSE STREET , ORANGE 77632 10/13/2020 15.16 1149412123 ALFRED MARIA CERANIQUE 3317 MONTROSE STREET , ORANGE 77632 10/13/2020 15.16 1033411893 ALLEN AMY PELAEZ 1006 CYPRESSWOOD , ORANGE 77630 10/13/2020 10.03 1037442721 ALLEN APRIL WILSON 2425 23RD STREET , ORANGE 77630 10/13/2020 5.54 1037445822 ALLEN DAVID VINCENT JR 1004 RUBY LANE , ORANGE 77630 10/13/2020 3.42 1036992323 ALLEN DORINE D 1329 ELDA LANE , BRIDGE CITY 77611 10/13/2020 28.40 1037066851 ALLEN JOHN RICHARD 3279 LAWN OAK DRIVE , ORANGE 77632 10/13/2020 6.56 USER - DATE TIME DONNA - 10/14/2020 09:25 AM Page 1 of 99 ID LASTNAME FIRSTNAME MIDDLENAME SUFFIX ADDRESS CHECK-IN PRECINCT PARTY 1037066571 ALLEN JUDY ANN 3279 LAWN OAK DRIVE , ORANGE 77632 10/13/2020 6.56 1123163996 ALLEN MONTE TY 418 SOUTH INWOOD DRIVE , BRIDGE CITY 10/13/2020 26.37 77611 1208292444 ALLEN RANDALL CURT 1006 CYPRESSWOOD , ORANGE 77630 10/13/2020 10.03 1037404704 ALLEN RUSSELL H 1329 ELDA LANE , BRIDGE CITY 77611 10/13/2020 28.40 1037067134 ALLEN SANDRA WEEKS 6175 SETTLEMENT WAY , VIDOR 77662 10/13/2020 27.38 1037458641 ALLEN VAJANZO KEITH 2920 CARDINAL STREET , ORANGE 77630 10/13/2020 11.05 1151357874 ALLISON AMANDA LYNN 1320 3RD STREET , VIDOR 77662 10/13/2020 34.51 2000538332 ALLISON JORDAN BROOKE 3459 EDGEMONT DRIVE , ORANGE 77630 10/13/2020 13.09 1037223312 AMACKER JOHNNIE LYN 12 COLBURN AVENUE , ORANGE 77630 10/13/2020 3.42 1037291964 ANDERSON ANN MARIE 15587 FM 1130 , ORANGE 77632 10/13/2020 31.47 1060975196 ANDERSON CLIFTON CLARENCE 7789 FM 105 , ORANGE 77630 10/13/2020 10.02 1037272610 ANDERSON CRAIG DONATHY 1803 SHOLARS AVENUE , ORANGE 77630 10/13/2020 5.55 1037414417 ANDERSON CRYSTAL ELAINE 5599 TURNER ROAD , ORANGE 77630 10/13/2020 28.39 1122831055 ANDERSON KELLI AUTHEMENT 6055 QUEENS COURT , ORANGE 77630 10/13/2020 28.39 ZETO 1037088275 ANDERSON KENNETH DWAYNE 1002 DAWNWOOD DRIVE , ORANGE 77632 10/13/2020 6.57 2134280893 ANDERSON KENYA ELAINE 1002 DAWNWOOD DRIVE , ORANGE 77632 10/13/2020 6.57 1123972941 ANDERSON KRISTINE WOLFE 2108 OAK FOREST DRIVE , ORANGE 77632 10/13/2020 7.60 1037348116 ANDERSON ROLAND JOSEPH 3782 1ST AVENUE , ORANGE 77630 10/13/2020 23.30 1037138826 ANDERSON SHERRY LEE 7789 FM 105 , ORANGE 77630 10/13/2020 10.02 1037423984 ANDING JAMES RANDEL 19603 SOUTH HWY 62 UNIT 36 , ORANGE 10/13/2020 10.02 77630 1037126658 ANDING ROSA MARIE 19603 SOUTH HWY 62 TRLR 36 , ORANGE 10/13/2020 10.02 77630 1037436071 ANDREU CHAD EARL 3668 4TH AVENUE , ORANGE 77630 10/13/2020 23.30 1037409751 ANDREWS HARRY DALE 12165 HWY 12 , ORANGE 77632 10/13/2020 31.47 1037030282 ANDREWS PATSY SMITH 12165 HWY 12 UNIT A , ORANGE 77632 10/13/2020 31.47 1036964774 ANDRUS CAITLIN JENNIFER 8908 OSPREY STREET , ORANGE 77630 10/13/2020 26.36 LEIGH 1037323220 ANDRUS ERIC MICHAEL 8908 OSPREY STREET , ORANGE 77630 10/13/2020 26.36 1037060827 ANDRUS GEORGE WESTLEY 865 LAMAR STREET , VIDOR 77662 10/13/2020 19.21 1161325067 ANGELLE LUBERTHA 910 COOPER DRIVE , ORANGE 77630 10/13/2020 3.42 1037105305 ANTOINE SHEILA ELAINE 1503 CARTER STREET , ORANGE 77630 10/13/2020 3.42 1037307462 ARABIE DOYLENE WEST 7069 ARABIE ROAD , ORANGE 77632 10/13/2020 16.18 1036992914 ARABIE FRANK MELVIN 7673 JUANITA STREET , ORANGE 77632 10/13/2020 31.47 USER - DATE TIME DONNA - 10/14/2020 09:25 AM Page 2 of 99 ID LASTNAME FIRSTNAME MIDDLENAME SUFFIX ADDRESS CHECK-IN PRECINCT PARTY 1037037808 ARABIE IRENE LEE 7673 JUANITA STREET , ORANGE 77632 10/13/2020 31.47 1037307470 ARABIE WESLEY EUGENE 7069 ARABIE ROAD , ORANGE 77632 10/13/2020 16.18 1199770051 ARDOIN ALYSSA NICOLE 1800 WEST BEVERLY STREET , ORANGE 10/13/2020 7.61 77632 2170654616 ARDOIN CHADRICK DALE 1800 WEST BEVERLY STREET , ORANGE 10/13/2020 7.61 77632 1037421656 ARMENTROUT TISHA LIANNE 420 TALL PINES STREET , VIDOR 77662 10/13/2020 20.23 2163666512 ARMFIELD KARIN JUNE 1071 NORTH BURTON ROAD , ORANGE 77632 10/13/2020 15.17 1037144970 ARMSTRONG PRESTON JR 1060 CEDAR RIDGE , ORANGE 77632 10/13/2020 16.18 1037441576 ARMSTRONG RACHEL RENEE' 130 KILMER DRIVE , VIDOR 77662 10/13/2020 34.51 1037140563 ARMSTRONG ROBERT CHRIS 130 KILMER DRIVE , VIDOR 77662 10/13/2020 34.51 1037220419 ARNOLD ERICA YVONNE 1912 THOUSAND OAKS DRIVE , ORANGE 10/13/2020 7.60 77632 1037274317 ARNOLD HALEY EDWIN 403 JEANETTE DRIVE , BRIDGE CITY 77611 10/13/2020 25.35 1037100067 ARNOLD TED WAYNE 840 REDWING STREET , BRIDGE CITY 77611 10/13/2020 24.32 1037466612 ARTEAGA LISA LAMB 4801 OAK VALLEY DRIVE , ORANGE 77632 10/13/2020 7.60 1037043658 ASCOL ALFRED ABRAHAM 5901 PEVETO LANE , ORANGE 77632 10/13/2020 31.47 1037404743 ASHCRAFT ALVY LYNN 4404 MEMORIAL DRIVE , ORANGE 77632 10/13/2020 7.60 1036993393 ASHCRAFT WANDA JEAN 4404 MEMORIAL DRIVE , ORANGE 77632 10/13/2020 7.60 1037194679 ASHWORTH DONNA MILLER 2201 NORTH 35TH STREET TRLR 1 , ORANGE 10/13/2020 14.13 77630 1037082279 ASHWORTH PRENTICE EDWARD 8135 NORTH HWY 87 , ORANGE 77632 10/13/2020 8.62 1045668627 ATKINS REBECCA SUE 653 MARTIN LUTHER KING DRIVE , ORANGE 10/13/2020 13.09 77630 1036964006 AUSTIN DAVID BRIAN 239 CRESCENT DRIVE , VIDOR 77662 10/13/2020 27.38 1037227923 AUSTIN MISTY RENEE 239 CRESCENT DRIVE , VIDOR 77662 10/13/2020 27.38 1037013485 AUTHEMENT CAROLYN WOGSLAND 945 CONNECTICUT STREET , BRIDGE CITY 10/13/2020 26.37 77611 1037058507 AYCOCK ROBERT ENOCK 285 ELIZABETH STREET , BRIDGE CITY 77611 10/13/2020 25.35 1204768905 AYLOR DANIELLE LOUISE 9610 MISTLETOE DRIVE , ORANGE 77630 10/13/2020 23.30 1037320866 BABCOCK MELISSA ROSE 6201 HAZELWOOD DRIVE , ORANGE 77632 10/13/2020 6.57 1037094497 BABIN DAVID JOSEPH 177 FERNWOOD STREET , BRIDGE CITY 10/13/2020 28.40 77611 1037327314 BABINEAUX CHARLENE NUNEZ 445 PLEASANT DRIVE , VIDOR 77662 10/13/2020 27.38 1037254299 BABINEAUX DAVID ANTHONY 6826 BURDINE STREET , ORANGE 77632 10/13/2020 31.47 1165816708 BADGETT CHRISTOPHER JOHN 485 HENRY STREET , BRIDGE CITY 77611 10/13/2020 25.35 1037443068 BAGGETT DENNIS N 8369 BLAND ROAD , ORANGE 77632 10/13/2020 32.49 USER - DATE TIME DONNA - 10/14/2020 09:25 AM Page 3 of 99 ID LASTNAME FIRSTNAME MIDDLENAME SUFFIX ADDRESS CHECK-IN PRECINCT PARTY 1037236331 BAGWELL HERALD GREGORY 260 CORBETT DRIVE , VIDOR 77662 10/13/2020 27.38 1028613180 BAILEY EDWARD SHELTON 4463 WEST SUTTON STREET , VIDOR 77662 10/13/2020 18.20 1037102104 BAILEY HOWARD PATRICK 10190 SOUTH TERRY ROAD , ORANGE 77630 10/13/2020 32.48 1037251180 BAILEY KIMBERLY ANN 275 LAUREN DRIVE , ORANGE 77630 10/13/2020 28.39 1037239940 BAILEY MARY ALICE 10190 SOUTH TERRY ROAD , ORANGE 77630 10/13/2020 32.48 1036994028 BAILEY RONELL D 1675 DOGWOOD DRIVE , VIDOR 77662 10/13/2020 22.26 2119686642 BAILEY VANESSA LYNN 4415 ELLIOTT STREET , VIDOR 77662 10/13/2020 17.19 1037339771 BAKER DONNIE EDWARD 1065 WILLOW STREET , VIDOR 77662 10/13/2020 22.26 1037148580 BAKER DOUGLAS PAUL JR 5951 VANDEE STREET , VIDOR 77662 10/13/2020 27.38 1037101508 BAKER JOHN DUDLEY 4104 BRECKINWOOD STREET , ORANGE 10/13/2020 16.18 77632 1037101888 BAKER LORRI LYNN 4104 BRECKINWOOD STREET , ORANGE 10/13/2020 16.18 77632 1211050556 BALDWIN CORY LYNN 2395 SOUTH TERRY ROAD , VIDOR 77662 10/13/2020 29.41 1122900715 BALDWIN MARTHA LANDRY 2395 SOUTH TERRY ROAD , VIDOR 77662 10/13/2020 29.41 1070681222 BALDWIN NITA CAROL 150 NORTH CLOVER LANE , BRIDGE CITY 10/13/2020 26.37 77611 1037017404 BALKA PINKIE LEWIS 1609 NORTH 10TH STREET , ORANGE 77630 10/13/2020 3.43
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